How to Check Mercedes Automatic Transmission Fluid Level (722.6) - DIY Friendly

Kyle is here to show you a quick and easy way to check your fluid level in your 722.6 Mercedes Transmission. This would be the same procedure for all Automatic transmissions from 1996-2003. This transmission was also used on most V12 models as late as 2014, Mercedes Sprinter vans, the Chrysler Crossfire, supercharged Jaguars, and late model Jeep Wranglers.

Originally touted as the “maintenance free” transmission, the 5-speed automatic that began appearing in the late 1990s was an excellent and versatile gearbox. This transmission never included a dipstick but rather a locking cap on the dipstick tube that deterred the average car owner. The “maintenance free” title of this transmission was really a misnomer as the manufacturer eventually recommended servicing it every 40,000 miles. Despite its quirks, it performed well behind everything from four to twelve cylinder engines.

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